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Teradata Separation Supplier Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the name of the new Teradata customer in the country that I supply goods/services to? What is the legal address?
- What should I do with current orders?
- What will happen to the current outstanding account?
- Any current outstanding balance against NCR for Teradata will be processed and paid by NCR per the processes in the Teradata Supplier Action Matrix. We recommend that suppliers review the matrix for scenarios.
- Generally, for open purchase orders, if goods and/or an invoice are received by NCR prior to September 1, 2007, the payment will be processed through NCR systems. Otherwise, the NCR PO will be closed, a new PO will be created in the Teradata system, and the supplier must submit a new invoice to Teradata per the new Teradata PO.
- What will happen to iSupplier Portal?
- Teradata's iSupplier Portal will be available at www.my.teradata.com. The login and password will be the same as the previously used for the NCR iSupplier Portal www.my.ncr.com.
- Teradata-only suppliers will still have access to the NCR iSupplier Portal for six-months to access historical data. NCR supplier's access to NCR iSupplier Portal will not be discontinued.
- Questions regarding Teradata's iSupplier Portal should be emailed to teradata.isupplier@teradata.com.
- If I need to mail paper invoices in the name a new Teradata entity, where do I send them?
- Mail your paper invoices in the name of the new Teradata entity to the NCR location where they were previously mailed. Updates will be provided to this website and by Teradata contacts if the remittance address changes.
- I need the tax ID for the new Teradata entity. How do I get it?
- Suppliers should send tax-ID requests to Teradata Procurement. If you are a US vendor, we will be happy to provide you with a W-9 form upon request.
- What happens to supplier agreements and professional service agreements?
- NCR/Teradata has contacted suppliers to replicate or assign Master Agreements to Teradata.
- Do NDAs transfer?
- If the NDA is part of the Master Agreement and the agreement has been assigned or replicated to Teradata, the NDA transfers. Otherwise, new NDAs for Teradata will need to be signed.
- Other questions not covered here?
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